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In this update, Megan Lynch and Debbie Monterrey discuss the recent building collapse in Davenport, Iowa with CBS's Jim Krasula. The authorities have confirmed the recovery of all known bodies from the collapsed building. The release of a 911 call reporting the imminent collapse has raised concerns about prior warnings and actions taken by the building's owner and city officials. Protesters are demanding answers, and a petition calling for the mayor's resignation has been initiated. The recovery of three men's bodies has led to the conclusion of search and rescue operations. Questions are being raised about the series of errors and lack of definitive actions that led to this tragic event. Lawsuits have been filed, alleging negligence on the part of the city, engineers, and building owners. Jim Chrisoula, CBS News correspondent, provides insights into the situation and the ongoing decisions regarding the remaining portion of the building.

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Join Debbie Monterey and Meghan Lynch as they discuss the recent changes in St. Louis City's circuit attorney's office. Julie Lawson, the Board President of the Crime Victim Center of St. Louis, sheds light on the impact of stagnant cases and communication breakdowns within the criminal justice system. Victims often face prolonged trauma and a lack of justice, leading to a breakdown of trust. Julie emphasizes the immediate need for case updates, clear communication, and revitalizing the attorney's team to address victims' needs. 

 Madison County, Illinois, has seen a significant drop in vehicle thefts, while St. Louis City experience a spike. Madison County State's Attorney, Tom Haine joins us to discuss the county's proactive measures and innovative strategies, such as the use of license plate readers and a cross river Crime Task Force. Additionally, he addresses the issue of individuals fleeing from the police and the importance of swift prosecution. Learn how Madison County is tackling crime head-on and achieving record numbers of resolved felony cases.

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In this interview, Robert Ferguson, Chief Policy Officer of the Jewish Health Care Foundation, discusses the proposed legislation to create a National Patient Safety Board. Modeled after the National Transportation Safety Board, this board aims to study medical errors, identify their causes, and suggest preventative measures. 

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 Peter Goger, an account executive with the OEC group, joins Total Information this morning to talk the state of the logistics industry during the COVID-19 pandemic. He sheds light on the supply chain issues faced by various sectors, such as the auto industry and pharmaceutical industry, and how these challenges have impacted businesses worldwide. Peter highlighted the concept of the "bullwhip effect" and explains how disruptions at one point in the supply chain can have ripple effects downstream. He also discusses the recent labor issues at the Port of Los Angeles and the potential disruptions it may cause during the upcoming peak season.

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 Dr. Kenneth Trump, a school security expert from the National School Safety and Security Services, joined Debbie Monterrey and Megan Lynch to discuss the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in enhancing school safety. While AI-assisted security systems, such as weapons detection, have gained popularity, concerns have been raised regarding their effectiveness and sustainability. Trump emphasizes the importance of investing in well-trained staff, addressing mental health needs, and conducting comprehensive risk assessments to prioritize resources effectively. The potential limitations and ethical considerations of AI in schools are also discussed.

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Governor Parson declared a drought alert in Missouri, leading to water conservation efforts. Meteorologist Brad Pugh from NOAA's Climate Prediction Center discusses the severity of drought conditions and provides an outlook for the summer months. The impact on agriculture and water supplies is also addressed.

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KMOX Money Show host Mike Brown talks about retirements, investments and his new book with Debbie Monterrey and Megan Lynch.

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